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Mr.. POwdcrIy's Opinion Of Rum.

Boston Heralds Report of his Bcstoh speech.
Now, a word about the great curse OF the labor
ing man-strong drink. Had ten million tongues
and throat for each tongue, would say 10 each
man. woman and child here tonight: ''rhrow
strong drink aside you would an ounce OF liquid
he'll" Tremendous applause.l IL sears the con-
science, IL destroys everything IL touches, a.
reaches into the family circle and takes the wife
you have sworn to protect and drags her down
Irom her pinnacle OF purity into that house from
which no decent woman ever goes alive. zap
plause.l Ii induces the father 10 take the furnl-
ture from the house. exchange IL Tor money at the
pawnshop, and spend the proceeds In rum IL
damns everything 1t touches. have seen II Ia
the most damning curse 10 the laborer Is that
which gungles from the neck OF the bottle.
[Cheersl had rather be at the head OF an organi.
men than at the head OF an organization OF u 0o0-
600 Drinkers whether moderate or any other kind
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The Jubilee Dynamite Plot.

LONDON RUMoIs OF WIDESPREAD CONSPIRACY.
telegram from London last night says that the
following is from an Official source:
Information has been received Ia London which
leaves no doubt that dynamiters have arranged Id
commit an outrage or a series OF outrages during
the jubilee week, but the authorities have a full
knowledge or the conspiracy and those engaged
In IT, and are confident that they will defeat the
plotters For months past the reports OF the move
ments Of prominent plotters abroad and their
probable accomplices I'm England have been
ceived I'm London almost daily. The CHER ports
have been watched during the same period IN view
of the arrival OF certain suspects without previous
notices having been received from British agents
abroad. The movements OF Patrick Casey and his
associates in Paris, who have been very active
lately, have been closely followed by special de-
tectiyes and others outside OF the Casey ring are
also known TO have been watched. Rossa's COM
plant TO the New York police on June 3 was alb
surd. He requires little watching Others In New
York and elsewhere are more important, and are
constantly being Swallowed and reported upon
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DEREMPTORY SALE-AUCTION SALE OF -
4 r VALUABLE Al Y I5 PROPERTY; LOCATED AT 703fs
On SATURDAY. JUNE TWENTY-FIFTH, 1887,
at SIX O'CLOCK, P. NJ, will offer for peremptory
sale at public auction, the premises the abovede
scr;bed property and its the improve
story bricks Of lot fronting alley Size of
- IT, in. 130 it.. inches Terms of SALE One
third cash and the balance in four equal payments
six twelve. eighteen, and twenty months ut per
chaser's cost IL FOLEY
je11-eots AuctiOneer
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VICTORY AT LAST.
The Statesmen Defeat the B0stONs in
Coed style.

The Washingtons were guided to victory yester-
day by faithful Jim Whitney, who pitched with
all the skill he could command against his old as
sociateS in Boston. The result Of the game was
13 to f. The Washingtons made twenty-one hits
and three errors, and the BosJOns twelve hits and
eight errors Every hit of Whitney was clean
one, but he succeeded in scattering them so that
they were OF little avail Radb0urne was terribly
punished by the Washington boys Dealy made
TWO OF WashingtOn's errors and DOnnelly the
other one. O'Brien, who was suspended, was rein
stated upon payment Of fine and promise OF good
behavior, and he occupied first base yesterday as
usual. No errors were charged against him and
inning he sent q cannOn-ban liner to Johnston at
center field which would ordinarily have been good
for several bases, and would have brought in two
several feet in the air and pulled down the ball
amid applause. ShOch's only hit yesterday was OF
the phantom order. He has dropped very much
In batting lately, and now occupies position near
the end of the batting nine. It was only a few
weeks ago that he was lining the ball out pretter
than any one on the team. The WaShingtOnS play
In Philadelphia during the remainder OF the week.
and It Is hoped they Will secure two scaips from
the PhtllteS.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
The Detroits had an easy time with Pittsburg,
and won by score OF IL to3.
The New Workers administered more crushing
defeat to Philadelphia than to Washington last
week. The score was % to /.
Chicago played close game with Indianapolis
2, for which Umpire Pearce was blamed
Cincinnati won from Brooklyn, 6 to 2 and Louis
Vile from the Nets toe.
The Athletics avenged themselves by defeating
tured game from Baltimore, 8 to2.
The Alerts defeated the Pallas club at Capitol
Park, by q score OF II to IL
Following is the standing OF the clubs to date:
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The KaiSeR Wore,

he HAS A NEW COLD AND ANOTHER CHuL-BIsNARCK
NO BETTER.
The Emperor William had another chill last
evening and has since been growing weaker.
Fears are now entertained that all OF the improve
ment shown In his condition during the last three
DAYS will disappear. The Reichs Anzeiger
announced the fact that while the unfavorable
symptoms hitherto attending the emperors fitness
are subsading he caught fresh cold Tuesday and
WAS yesterday somewhat weak. II Is said, how
ever that beyond the natural weakness resulting
from his ailment, which can be overcome BIZ rest,
his condition Is better than since his return from
Kill
Prince Bismarcks condition was very little ina-
proyed yesterday. IL was announced that be VIII
20 to Kissingen in August, but no arrangements
Tor his present removal Tor the change OF air which
his physicians say u 20 much needed has yet been
made.
the doubtful tone Of the bulletin regarding the
emperor renewed the alarm on the b0erse. Bust
but an uneasy feeling prevailed restricting DEAL
luRA
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war ON Curl Papers.

CURIOUS INCIDENT OF SCHOOL LIFE
The Philadelphia Record says: quiet little
war has recently been waged In the kendert0n
school at T1oga- The parties TO the strife were
one OF the teachers and the parents OF Miss
Nicholson, who attended the school One day the
girl made her appearance In school with her hair
in papers, and the teacher persuaded her 70 take
down her hair. This interference was resented by
the parents Of the pupil, and the child was again
sent TO school with her hair In papers. This dts
turbed the peace OF mind OF the teacher TO such
an extent that she ordered the girl 10 remove the
papers and thereby increased the iii feeling OF the
parents. when again the obnoxious curl-papen
made their appearance In the school room the
pupil was sent 70 the principal for the misde-
meanor. Principal and teacher stood together
upon the curi-paper question, and the prohibited
decorations had TO 60. BY this time the parents
were thoroughly indignant, and an appeal 70 the
school board Of the section reversed
the decision OF the lower court and left the curl
papers free TO wave as long a. they should
choose. Had not the desired relief BEEN obts1ned
from this tribunal the parents assert that they
would have earned the matter 70 the hoard q
education and even 20 the courts rather than
waive the right OF their daughter 70 wear her hair
In papers II she should 20 choose
Mss Mary Iglehart daed It . prayer meeting n
RalffunoFR
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PROPOSALS.
rOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON. DC. June 15, 1SS


" WASHINGTON. D. &c. June 15 1887.
NOTICE To BOILER MAKERS.
Sealed Proposals viii be received the Office of the
% Mon. TrfspaI JUNE Sti rw TEkN
snt frr-e Return Tubular Boiler, including all
Parties bidding on this Boiler must make terms with
Plans and specifications can be seen at this Office
addressed the Undersigned
The % REJECT any ." ii Il P E. GsfSH i FssftTsa
tel61s20.22.24 Public Printer.
pRoPosALs FOR WASHING TOWELS
WASHINGTON, June ]. 1887
Sealed Proposals. endorsed ON the envelope PRO
possls fo- Washing Towels and addressed the Sec
20 is ' from bis fsnr Tor wssins me
towels Oi the Navy Department ana bureaus thereof.
mattel al about sixty dozen a month The proposal
must be for so much dozen Other information
TIE aa 10 0 b l. sf maR% dSas' at
Br2-lzwiw Acting Secretary of the Navy.
PhJPosALs FOR SI PsyEMbNT n THE SMITH
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDISGs AND GROUNDS.
w.sarSeroS NJ b. G. c. NAY ~ 30 1887.
OF @atiI TWELVE P%CIoCk Noon. MGSDAY,
JUSE TWENTIETH. 1857. Tor constructing : 800
If1li pavement IN the smithsonian Grounds
Forms and steciatiu.s can be obtained at this Office
sated states reserves the uht TO reiect Any and
niy-305I. % - lel6S17 Col T. s Army
nIFICE0F Pr BLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
1887.
Sealed Proposals in duplicate Will be received at
fins OfHce until TN EI.VE O'CLOCK NOON, MON
DAY. JL Ne Nv ESTIETH 1887. for constructing an
3ru1 aud wood superstrlIcture for one Greenhouse.
Plans and speClricatiCns can be this Office.
The night Is reserved to reject and all Proposals
JOHN VI. WILSON.
rny21. 2sf30631t a1G&17-6s Colonel Z. S. Army.
IMPAIRMENT or THE INTERIOR,
H. WAshI>GIoS. JUNE 10th, 1887.
SEADED PRO POSaI-S viii be received at the De-
Iartnent OF the In eTUr until noon June 10Th 1887,
Tor the erection (cludng materiasl at the Govern
1nent Hospital Tor the Insane of Convict Building
Plans and specifications 70. the same may be
TIE Hospital The VIII be addressed 10 The
Secretary OF the Interior, Washington ID. c." and
marked proposals for Convict Building. Hospital
for the Insane. The right reserved reject any
81 bids II. l. MULDROW,
ie11-eo4t Acting Secretary.
DROPOsALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF BEN
Il NINGS' ROAD.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
WASHINGTON, d. C.. June Is 1887.
Sealed Proposals viii be received az this Office until
IMELNE OGL9Ch NJ, Of SATURDAY, JUNE
IWENi1-FlF1H 1887, for improving the Bennings'
Road
Bank Forms Of Proposals and Specifications can be
obtained al tls Office upon application therefor. to-
ether with all necessary information, and only bids
CpOn these forms Viii be considered
he riht Is reserved 10 reject any and all bids or
parts OF bids.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
1el1-ot Engineer Commissioner. d. c.
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Mayor Hewitt, OF New York, has vetoed the ordi-
nance allowing nre- crackers on the eth Of July.
A new savings and deposit bank has been organ
tied in norfolk.
Earthquake shock. were 1elt N France yester.
DAY.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

DESIRABLE IMPROVED LOT, NEAR NORTH.
VEST CORNER OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
CANAL AND MARKET STREET, GEORGE
TOWN, d. c., AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH 1887 at -
HALF-PAST sIx OCLOCk r u, in front Of the heal
premises VIII sell part Of lot 81 in Old George -
town. fronting "a feet on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
by depth OF o5 feet. improved by two frame houses
Terms cash. deposit of s 100 will be required at
of purchaser. W. RILEY DEEBLE
tel4-d&ds Real Estate Broker. 1919 st. NV.
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TNHOS. BOWLING, Auctloneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 1923 SIXTH STREET NORTH.

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWEEN.
T1ETH. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the s2SY
lot in square 45S. by depth Of % feet y inches
Imbroyed by two-story Frame dwelling. being No.
1923 9th street northwest.
Terms: One-half cash. the balance in six months,
with note bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust: all cash. st option of purchaser. 900 de-
posis required ct time Of sale. All conveyancing ct
purchasers cost, WILLIAM BUDD,
jsll-dkda % Executor.
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WoSDEErua VALUES.

Rather than wait until the end of the season for re-
have cut Irices down regardless Of cost or value.
Fine black button Getaway Serge Suits, at $40
reduced from as
Best quality Blue and Gray all Wool and Fast Color
Serge suits. sizes from 80 to ~. at s1O
Good Gray Serge Suits at 81 80.
Blue FLANNEL Suits Indigo Dye, at s7.5
Best Blue FLANNEL Suits, Indigo Dye To size 90 go
such Seersuckers. Apacas, Drap D'etes 1Nohair
White and Fancy Vests. e.
Greatest bargains ever shown
All Wool COrkScrew Suits, Sack or Getaway, at $40,
worth s15.
Black Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits at s125O,
worth SIS
Black Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits at sI5, worth
ego.
Black Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits at els, worth
s25.
Black Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits at s22.5 o
worth $50
Best Broadcloth Suits at $50 worth s35.
A full line OF Cheviot Cashmere and worsted Suits
from SO S25. These undoubtedly the best bar
gains in Clothing ever offered
For Boys, ) to II, Sailor Suits, beautifully made
new STYLES and colors: very cheap.
Pine Jersey Suits at 50 so, worth %.
Pine Serge Suits at SO. worth 80.
Aful line of Cashmere and Cheviot Suits from So SO
NJ.
For Boys IA to Is, our assortmentis still complete
bur prices way down
Bicycle Pants q specially
ODD Pants from $3.50 up.
90 hKxk HsA.t + :
90 3 ! a. e K I Il ~ ALL [ / LII,
ss7 COR TENTH AND r SIS. n. W.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EOARAN1EE 10 TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE A
" Ne Size crayon portrait in D lessons know-
$40 1l drawing j W. REYNOLDS, Room
H. May Building, 9Th and SITS. NV my2J-lm.
(NHELIENHAM ACADEMY, CHELTEN HILLS,
~ hear Philada- Seventeenth year. Fine buildings
1ld grounds. Frep1res boys for college business
Resident masters. Military drill. gymnasium. Terms
sou For catalogue. address the Rector Rev. s..
90 .Sryo
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BROS, Auctioneers.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE SOJJTH-
WEST SECTION OF THE CITY.
We will offer at public auction, in front Of the -
premises. on THURSDAY. the SIXTEENTH IN feFA
STANT, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM, one It8:I
Dwellings, AZ street. between street and Mclean
all modern improvements.
jel3-4t DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
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NHOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
The NORTHWEST CORNER OF WATER AND
JEFFERSON STREETS, GEORGETOWN d. c.,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, TWENTIETH JUNE, 1887, at -
Six O'CLOCK 7. NJ, will sell, in front of the HM
premises part of Lot 49, in square No. 90, front-I
ing - feet inches the north side Of Water
proved by large three-story Brick Dwelling, contain
ing thirteen rooms and store
Terms: One. third cash. balance in one and two
years with interest aud secured by deed of trust
at purchasers cost
Adeposit Of 300 required at time Of sale.
BY order OF Wescott, Wilcox Wine, Agents.
1eS-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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EvENINa STAR is served to Subscribers in the
Guy oy Carrs on their own account. a. 10 cents per
N-ek or He per month Copies at the counter 2
US eAth- By mall-pOsta3e prepald-5O cents .
month one year, So; six months So
Lfhtered az the Post Ofice at Washington D. c. a.
IHE WEEKLY STkR-published on F-iday-s1
year postage prepaid Six months 80 cents
g All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance;
ho paper sent longer than i p2id for
Rates of Advertising mad. known on, ,,,,;.,,,o,
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THoMAs E wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer

n sA5E S SE ~ sEA
I1T FIRST STREET AMP NORTH CAR
HAxE ANb AsxI5KaTHHE HKkTMEN
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the -
District Of Columbia passed In Equity Cause No esa
OF the premises the hereinafter described Real
YE 6G es Ad DAx OF nAy
q
* E P ct e.ss 5s e sa
o. in Reservation b. situated on Maryland ave-
bys dwelling house and . stable. ' e''' D-p'''''
paid in twelve eighteen months with Interest
from day OF SALE and the thereof be
ali the can paid cash on DAY
Of sale or on ratification thereof By the Lien
1ai anS
Of viii required when dosnp 81
at purchasers cost Il terms Of sale be
viii be resoid and Of defauitins pSr-
rH Sei tS %4 Hsdssnn Ssv Sass
the E1dHTEESTH DAY Of NAY. 1857 1T same 0H hour
my1l-d&ds S. s. HENKLE. Trustee.
~, THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
& 81 & 3 iss
my1S-d&ds s. 8. HENKLE. Trustee
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
pOned until MONDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF JUNE,
A. D. 1887. at same hour and place. by consent Of
PARTIES.
my25-d&ds 8. 8. HENKLE. Trustees
ndasd a1 AP9YE 15 u TO BE
ties. & HENKTE
Je0d&dS Trustee.
1.-THE ABOVE SALEIS FURTHER POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF
OF parties.
telO y. 8. HENKLE, Trustee.
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u THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE
A. d. 1885, vt same hour and place by consent Of par
ties. g. s. HENKLE
ie1
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AUCTION SALES.
NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PIANOS, ORGANS AND OTHER PERSONAL
EFFECTS.
At my auction rooms. SATURDAY. JUNE EIGH-
TENTH, 1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Horses, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons,
Fine set Harness, sc. je16-2t
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iL BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE
s23 14TH ST. Y. W,

And all other PRINCIPAL cities.
Recognized superior TO all other similar fnsttu-
lions Unexcelled adv sDtages for learning CONVEX
kATION. Best OF native teachers Fee extremely low
NEW TERM now for Ladies. Gentlemen and Chill
Gren- TT1ai lessons free. livery Saturday LECTURES
fr.e 10 pupils Apply TO the school for programs and
admission cards. JAZZ
DRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study To adIlts confidential; prepares for college,
Annapolis, Nest Point. all examinations.
ks2S IVY INSTITUTE. s.w 9TH NV
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-MORROW.
lUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
Will SELL ON THE PREMISES. 1905 STREET
NORTHWEST (NEAR NEW NATIONAL THEA
IER), THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE IMPORT
Ed WINES. BRANDIES, COkDIALS AND
WHISTLES
IMPORTED KEY WEST AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
sc, AT AUCTION,
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE SEVENTEENTH, COM
Imencing AT TEN O'CLOCK The entire stock consti-
tutes the finest quality of Imported and Domestic
Liquors and Cigars, only kept by few frst-class
houses in this city The fine trade should pay attention
10 this sale The goods can be examined up to the
hour of sale
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
Store for rent and Fixtures for sale intact 1t
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The parents and friends OF the pupils Of st. Vim
cents School assembled this morning at Masonic
Temple to witness tho closing exercises OF the
school, which a very pleasing character
The musical portion Of the program, under the d.
rectton OF Miss Gerah, was well executed, and the
participants received well-mer1ted commentator
The proficiency OF number OF the young ladies In
drawing, painting, and art needlsWork was WE'LL
attested In the display Of work, among whom
Misses Kirby, GuisEa, Bingham, Seaman, Mangan,
Madigan, Brennan, Becker, Lynn, and Foley ex.
eeiled, whilst among the juniors Misses Phelps
Schermerhorn, Dali 6heahan, Trean0f, Schultz,
Hoffman. johnson, Hannah, and NoFiarty offered
very pretty specimens Of embroidery. The follow
Ing award Of premiums was made, and after Q
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~THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF
OF parties
ielO s. g. HENKLE Truatae
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SPRING AND SUMNER SESSIONS
kCDElARIMENT OF STENOGRAPHY AND TYPE
WRITING

-, SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLl.tGE,
National Bank Of Republic Building southwest
9Th and ID SITS. NV, Washington, ID. c.
Students prepared for Amanuensis work in from
three five months All Branches of type-writine
thoroughly taught Shorthand Dlctatlon Classes. for
speed practice open writers of all systems Day and
Evening sessions. Call or send for circulars
Telephone call S14-2 my21-1m
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Horses. Carriages. Busgies, Wagons,
Fine set Harness, sc. je16-2t
V1H0MAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
So CASES FINE CoGNAc BRAND1Es, OLD TOM
GIN, KUMMEL, BITTERs, &C..
AT AUCTION
,s On MONDAY N ~ Az M9R H JUNE TWENTIETH
IL ssss:
be sold without reserve. je16-3t
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
4s saI FA 81 REs sa g.
81 5ysS e
A LOT OF UNsERv1CEABLE
F 2FPsH Ri $Ss z0sozzsEs SECRETARY
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
FINE Sb 81 Sfk sFkf DE
rSSf Six 555dk ST ssss
LOTS g, 81, IS. SO. 81, and es, square zig.
LOTS q. s.. q. q. Is. and 40, square 712.
Terms: one-third cash; balance in one and two
ann to be secured by deed of trust premises
IL cash at option of purchaser deposit of $50
ON each lot at time OF sale. Conveyancing &c. at pur
chaSers cost II terms not complied with in ten
the right Is reserved to resell at risk and cost of
Of such resale in newspaper published in wash
je16-d DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
DEREMPTORY SALE OF LOTS IN "ISHERWOOD,'
l. SITUATED STREET AND TWENTIETH, ON
NINETEENTH STREET AND u STREET, AND
ON SEVENTEENTH AND e STREETS EX-
TENDED NORTHEAST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWEEN Aatx
T1,THlRD, commencing at FIVE O'CLOCK. we Nv
Will SELL In front OF the premises. -
Lots 10. II, IL, and 13, Block 12. of sherwood,
situated on Twentieth street east and on street
. Lots 6, z. 8, 8. and Is, Block IL,
situated Nineteenth and twentieth streets, be-
tween ID and streets northeast.
Lots p and %, Block 4,
situated Of Nineteenth and streets northeast.
Lots 5, 6, Z, and 3. Block Is,
situated corner Seventeenth and streets northeast
These lots among the most desirable situated lots
In this subdivision, Of which the pro-
posed brewery. which is estimated to cost 900 600
Some also being near the extensive improvements now
being made The sale will commence at TWENTIETH
Terms Onethird cash; balance in one and two years
notes to bear per cent interest payable semi
ally and to be secured by deed of trust all cash.
option OF purchaser deposit of $50 will be required
on each lot at time Of SALE Conveyancng, &c, at pur
chasers cost terms of sale not complied with
erty at the risk and of the defauting purchaser,
after five days public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, D: G.
PLATS AT OFFICE OF AUCTIONEERS.
1e16 DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.